- Module 1: Do you need to use cost accounting in your company? This module can help you get started with cost accounting in Business Central. This module compares cost accounting with general ledger accounting, describes the typical cost accounting workflow, and explains the cost accounting setup.
- Discern the major differences between cost accounting and general ledger accounting.
- Explain the workflow in cost accounting.
- Configure the cost accounting setup.
- Module 2: Do you need to set up cost accounting master data in Business Central? This module will discuss how to set up cost types, cost centers, and cost objects.
- Set up cost types.
- Set up cost centers.
- Set up cost objects.
- Module 3: Do you want to know how to transfer general ledger entries to cost accounting in Business Central? This module explains the options and settings to help you create cost entries by transferring general ledger entries.
- Identify the reasons for transferring general ledger entries to cost accounting.
- Run the transfer manually.
- Set up the automatic transfer.
- Module 4: Do you want to know how to allocate costs in Business Central? This module explains the different options to set up allocation between cost centers and cost objects, starting with a demonstration of cost journals.
- Allocate costs manually by using cost journals.
- Understand the difference between static and dynamic allocations
- Set up allocations between cost centers and cost objects.
- Allocate costs.
- Module 5: Do you want to know how to create cost accounting reports? If so, then follow this module to get an overview of the cost accounting reporting options in Dynamics 365 Business Central. This module starts with explaining cost budgets and then demonstrates how to create cost accounting account schedules.
- Configure cost budgets.
- Copy cost budgets.
- Transfer budgets to actuals.
- Create cost accounting account schedules.
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
